What does the ‘post-deal’ landscape actually look like? What security and operational risks remain for businesses? And which economies will rebound fastest if the agreement holds?

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In the latest edition of Full disclosure by S-RM, host Matthew Mettenheimer delves into US cyber regulations with Michael Clark, Head of the US's Cyber Advisory Practice, and Aisling Freeman, a Senior Associate within the same practice.

Read the accompanying article: https://www.s-rminform.com/latest-insights/in-discussion-with-insurance-legal-and-incident-response-experts

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The NCSC publishes advice on cyber incident response processes. China-linked cyberespionage fractures inter-governmental trust. Darknet marketplace Nemesis seized by German authorities. Greggs stores across the UK forced to close following IT glitch. Anonymous Collective claims to have breached Israeli nuclear research facility. Data subjects extorted after data stolen from New Zealand’s Mediaworks.

Read all the stories in the full edition: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-26-march-2024

• OFSI confirms there have been no reported breaches of UK cyber sanctions.
• Change Healthcare faces class-action lawsuits following data breach.
• LockBit affiliate Mikhail Vasiliev sentenced to prison in Canada.
• Leicester City Council and Scottish Health Board hit by cyber attacks.
• Major data breach at French unemployment agency exposes decades of personal information.
• Microsoft, Cisco and QNAP Systems roll out security patches for their products.

Access all the insights here: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-19-march-2024

• European Council and European Parliament reach a deal to ban products made with forced labour. 
• Mandatory climate disclosure from 2025 in Singapore.
• The Global Reporting Initiative launches landmark global sustainability reporting standard for mining industry. . This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Stafford, Director, ESG, and Dominik Wilk, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice in London. The speaker is Katerina Harhun, Marketing Executive

• BlackCat/ALPHV ceases operations after pocketing USD 22 million ransom payment.
• FBI report indicates over USD 12 billion lost to cyber crime in 2023.
• Former Google employee indicted for stealing proprietary AI technology.
• Belgium’s Duvel beer and Canada’s financial intelligence unit suffer operational disruption from major cyber incidents.
• Financially motivated threat actor group TA4903 escalates BEC attacks through US agency impersonation.
• Microsoft fends off persistent cyber attacks from hacker group linked to Russian intelligence.
• Former NCSC head calls for ban on ransom payments.

Access all the insights here: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-12-march-2024

• LockBit sets up new leak site and threatens to publish Fulton County data.
• Data leak reveals China uses cyber security firm I-Soon to spy on citizens and foreign governments.
• ScreenConnect vulnerabilities exploited in ransomware attacks.
• Threat group Knight sells encryptor source code as Russia disrupts SugarLocker ransomware gang.
• Hacktivists target Universities of Cambridge, Manchester, and Wolverhampton in DDoS attack.
• Pegasus spyware found on EU parliament staffers’ phones.

Read all these stories here: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-27-february-2024

• US government offer rewards to catch the leaders of the BlackCat ransomware gang.
• Code red. Multiple hospitals across Romania disrupted by cyber attack.
• OpenAI takes down accounts linked to five state-backed hackers.
• US takes down botnet controlled by Russian military intelligence.
• Facial recognition data leveraged for unauthorised bank access.
• South Korean researchers release free decryptor for Rhysida ransomware.

Read all these stories plus the breaking news that UK NCA and international partners have disrupted LockBit here https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-20-february-2024

• EU lawmakers reach an agreement to regulate ESG ratings providers.
• China releases carbon emissions trading regulations.
• Kazakh ratings assignments demonstrate growing focus on ESG at major SOEs.

This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Stafford, Director, ESG, and Dominik Wilk, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice in London. The speaker is Rami Assaf, Analyst.

Read the accompanying article in full: https://www.s-rminform.com/latest-insights/first-call-podcast-navigating-geopolitical-turmoil

• Ivanti and Fortinet disclose critical vulnerabilities.
• Media outlets falsely report three million toothbrushes used in attack on Swiss company.
• Ransomware payments double to record-breaking USD 1.1 billion in 2023.
• Google warns of threat from commercial spyware amid crackdown by 35 governments.
• French healthcare companies and US ride share firm experience data breaches.
• US State Department offers USD 10 million reward for information on Hive ransomware group.

Read all the stories here: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-13-february-2024

• Employee transfers USD 25 million after deepfake video call.
• AnyDesk suffers breach as attackers obtain source code and signing keys.
• Credentials stolen from Okta compromise used to gain access to Cloudflare’s internal infrastructure.
• FBI operation disrupts botnet utilised by Chinese-backed hacking group.
• Citibank sued for negligent data security practices.
• Mercedes-Benz and Football Australia leave private keys exposed to the internet.
• Europcar denies purported breach of customer data.

Read all the stories here: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-6-february-2024

• European Union reaches a political agreement on the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive.
• The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority urges ESG ratings providers to adhere to new code of conduct.
• China launches ESG disclosure guidance for insurance industry.

This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Stafford, Director, and Dominik Wilk, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice in London. The speaker is Diana Diaz-Valdes Teran, Analyst.

• Organisational failings to blame for Ministry of Defence and PSNI data breaches.
• LockBit recruits new affiliates after BlackCat disruption and NoEscape exit scam.
• Microsoft obtains court order to seize Storm-1152 infrastructure; France and Spain make further cybercrime arrests.
• UK at heightened risk of cyber attack according to parliamentary report.
• Russian hackers leave millions of Ukrainians without phone or internet access.
• Kraft Heinz investigates August cyber breach while US dental insurer confirms millions impacted in May MOVEit breach.

Read all the stories in the full edition: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-19-december-2023

• The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) confirms sustainability disclosure and labelling regime to tackle ‘greenwashing’.
• Singapore launches digital platform for simplifying ESG data collection and access.
• Brazilian government presents fund for the preservation of tropical forests.

This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Stafford, Director, and Dominik Wilk, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice in London. The speaker is Rami Assaf, Analyst.

I spy. UK and US sanction Russian FSB hackers over espionage campaign. Out of date. Hackers compromise US government servers through unpatched software.
Microsoft security shake-up. Microsoft appoints new CISO. Nissan notifications. Nissan proactively warns customers of potential data breach. Hold the phone. FBI issues guidance on how to request delay for SEC incident disclosure. Appear offline? Law enforcement rumored to have taken ALPHV/BlackCat’s leak site offline.

Read all the stories in the full edition: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-12-december-2023

• Homebuyer headache. Hack on UK IT service provider causes chaos for law firms and disrupts property sales across the country.
• Retail nightmares. US retailers Dollar Tree and Staples suffer cyber hacks.   
• Cyber clampdown. International collaborations hinder ransomware gangs and seize cryptocurrency mixer.
• Surgical strikes. Ransomware attacks targeting healthcare providers in the US and UK.
• No reservations. Compromised hotel accounts used to target Booking.com customers.
• In the pipeline. Separate attacks on US water facilities and Slovenian energy supplier demonstrate critical infrastructure risks.   Read all the stories in the full edition: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-5-december-2023

Top stories discussed in this episode are:

• Dirty business. Former COO of a cyber security firm confesses to hacking hospitals to boost sales.
• Hefty fines. Binance and Morgan Stanley respectively pay USD 4.3 billion and USD 6.5 million to settle separate US charges.
• Ransomware ripples. Confidence shaken in ICBC and London & Zurich following cyber attacks.
• Sticky fingers. Vulnerabilities in biometric sensors enable the bypass of Windows Hello authentication.
• Evolving threat landscape. Anonymous Russia leader exposed; Play Ransomware evolves into a RaaS model
• Insurance Policy. Fortune 500 insurer Fidelity National Financial impacted by Blackcat ransomware attack.

• Read all the stories in the full edition: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-28-november-2023

Your hosts for this week's edition are Kyle, Miles, and James, with guest commentary from Jamie Smith, Global Head of Cyber Security Services at S-RM.

Top stories discussed in this episode are:

• Slow rise. S-RM report reveals cyber budgets stalling at three percent growth.[KS1]
• Snitch. BlackCat files SEC complaint against MeridianLink for failing to disclose breach.
• Don’t get bitten. CISA and the FBI publish advisory urging organisations to defend against Scattered Spider.
• Major haemorrhages. DP World and Toyota are latest victims of critical Citrix Bleed vulnerability.
• Time to patch. Microsoft addresses five zero-day vulnerabilities and Fortinet patches critical command injection bug.
• A high price to pay. Clorox CISO steps down as Royal Mail and Rackspace breaches cost millions.
• New highs. UK’s National Cyber Security Centre records all-time high in reported cyber attacks.

Read all the stories in the full edition: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-21-november-2023

• LockBit bites with CitrixBleed. Resurgent LockBit paralyses US arm of ICBC and leaks Boeing’s data.
• Resourceless regulator. ICO drops investigation into EasyJet breach.
• Privilege denied. Australian court dismisses telecom giant Optus's bid to keep report confidential.
• DDoS deluge. OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Cloudflare fall victim to DDoS attacks.
• Closed for business. RansomedVC shuts down operations after the arrests of six affiliates.
• Three for three? SysAid vulnerability exploited by MOVEIt and GoAnywhere threat actor.

Read all the stories in the full edition: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-14-november-2023

• European Council adopts Regulation on European Green Bonds.
• US government to invest USD 7 billion in clean hydrogen.
• Saudi Arabia announces Greenhouse Gas Credits Scheme to address climate change. This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Stafford, Director, and Dominik Wilk, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice in London. The speaker is Rami Assaf, Analyst.

• Legal eclipse. SEC sues SolarWinds’ CISO for hiding cyber security weaknesses.
• Hacking spree. Boeing confirms hack while LockBit attacks cycling giant Shimano and Querétaro International Airport.
• The bottom line. US Federal Trade Commission mandates financial firms to report data breaches.
• Ransom restraint. 50 governments pledge to stop paying ransoms at ICRI summit in the US.
• Under attack. South African and German municipalities hacked by ransomware gangs.
• Sanctions and rewards. US sanctions Russian cyber launderer and offers reward for Iranian cyber criminals.

Read all the stories in the full edition: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-7-november-2023

Skyjacked. Boeing investigates LockBit’s claims of zero-day exploit and data theft. Disconnected. Chilean telecommunication company Grupo GTD hit by Rorschach ransomware. Dirty tactics. Hunters International ransomware group exposes sensitive patient images during negotiations. From Russia with love. Russian nation state hackers compromise French critical networks. September surge. Ransomware groups claim 462 attacks in September. Shut it down. Spanish and Nigerian police make arrests and dismantle cyber criminal organisations.

Read all of the stories in the full edition: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-31-october-2023

Cisco zero-day. Over 40,000 devices affected by critical vulnerability. Ragnar locked, TriGone. Law enforcement and hacktivists take down two ransomware gangs. Two-faced. Thousands of North Korean IT workers use false identities to work for US companies. Stop the clock. Casio blames data breach impacting 120,000 customers on internal error. Open sesame. Customer access tokens exposed in Okta breach. Back to basics. Kansas court returns to paper fillings following ransomware attack.

Read all of the stories in the full edition: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-24-october-2023

BEC scams resurge. Cybercriminals take aim at law firms in sophisticated email deception.

War games. Hacktivists behind massive spike in cyber attacks amid Israel-Hamas war.

Discredited. Financial Conduct Authority fines Equifax GBP 11 million for data breach.

Data turbulence. Air Europa and Air Canada experience significant data breaches.

Broken negotiations. LockBit leaks CDW data after USD 80 million ransom demand goes unmet.

DNA data leak. Sensitive data of 23andMe customers stolen in credential-stuffing attack.

Patch Tuesday. Microsoft addresses vulnerabilities and Windows Server 2012 reaches end of support.

Read all the stories in the full edition. https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-17-october-2023

Speakers: Kyle Schwaeble (k.schwaeble@s-rminform.com), James Tytler (j.tytler@s-rminform.com) and Miles Arkwright (m.arkwright@s-rminform.com)

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announces changes to the UK's net zero policies Hong Kong government announces new retail green bond Malaysian, Indonesian and Thai Stock Exchanges sign a Memorandum of Understanding towards establishing an inter-regional ESG linked ecosystem

This month’s edition was prepared by Mario Levin, Associate Director, and Sumru Ozmen, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice in London. The speaker is Georgina Varley, Senior Marketing Manager.

Red Cross publishes rules for hackers to follow during conflict. Hacktivist group SiegedSec leaks NATO data. Researchers have uncovered a sophisticated mass phishing campaign. New fixes available for vulnerabilities in Atlassian and Apple products. Blackbaud agrees a USD 49.5 million payout following 2020 data breach. New BunnyLoader malware emerges as the Qakbot operation persists.

Read all the stories in the full edition. https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-10-october-2023

• MOVEit 2.0? Exploited MOVEit tool developer discloses new vulnerabilities in the WS_FTP file transfer software.
• Open mail. New EXIM zero-day vulnerability estimated to impact millions of servers.
• End of the road. UK logistics group shuts its doors following a ransomware attack.
• Royal threat. Hacktivist group claims responsibility for DDoS attack on UK Royal Family's website.
• Byte-sized feud. Sony data leakage leads to an online quarrel between two cyber gangs.
• Law and order. Nigerian extradited to US pleads guilty to business email compromise scheme.

Read all the stories in the full edition. https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-3-october-2023

• Germany commits EUR 57 billion for investment into green infrastructure

• The EU adopts implementing regulation for its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

• Canada proposes Clean Electricity Regulations to address climate change

This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Stafford, Director, ESG, and Sumru Ozmen, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice. The speaker is Rosie McKeown, Head of Content.

Read the full edition to gain access to further links to each story: https://insights.s-rminform.com/esg-watch-september-2023.

US Securities and Exchange Commission adopts new rules on cyber security disclosure for public companies UK announces changes to its emissions trading scheme European Commission adopts the new European Sustainability Reporting Standards.

This month’s edition was prepared by Mario Levin, Associate Director and Sumru Ozmen, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice. The speaker is Sumru Ozmen.

Read the full edition to gain access to further links to each story: https://insights.s-rminform.com/esg-watch-august-2023.

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• EU proposes new measures for sustainable finance framework
• Swiss electorate vote in favour of the Climate and Innovation Act
• Monetary Authority of Singapore announces plans to develop a common framework of ESG metrics for micro, small and medium enterprises This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Thomas Stafford, Director, and Sumru Ozmen, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice. The speaker is Rami Assaf, Analyst, also based in S-RM’s CI practice.

Read the full edition to gain access to further links to each story: https://insights.s-rminform.com/esg-watch-july-2023.

Australian Securities and Investment Commission publishes report on regulatory interventions in relation to green washing;

The EU proposes to ban environmental claims based solely on offsetting strategies; and

Canada adopts new reporting requirements on forced labour in supply chains.

This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Thomas Stafford, Director, and Sumru Ozmen, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice. The speaker is Rami Assaf, Analyst, also based in S-RM’s CI practice.

Read the full edition to gain access to further links to each story: https://insights.s-rminform.com/esg-watch-june-2023.

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EU Parliament Legal Affairs committee approves vote on corporate sustainability due diligence The Reserve Bank of India issues framework for green deposits Tel Aviv Stock Exchange launches its first ESG questionnaire.

This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Thomas Stafford, Director, and Sumru Ozmen, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice. The speaker is Sumru Ozmen.

Read the full edition to gain access to further links to each story: https://insights.s-rminform.com/esg-watch-may-2023.

• UK's Energy Security Secretary announces plans to strengthen Britain's energy security and independence
• EU proposes common criteria for greenwashing and misleading environmental claims
• Malaysia Stock Exchange launches centralised platform for sustainability reporting

This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Thomas Stafford, Director, and Sumru Ozmen, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice. The speaker is Selen Duruşkan, Analyst, Corporate Intelligence.

Read the full edition to gain access to further links to each story: https://insights.s-rminform.com/esg-watch-april-2023.

· EU Commission presents Green Deal Industrial Plan · Hong Kong announces its establishment as an international green technology and finance centre · UK investment funds and whether they can be considered greenwashing.

This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Thomas Stafford, Director, and Sumru Ozmen, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice. The speaker is Diana Diaz-Valdes Teran, Analyst, Corporate Intelligence.

Read the full edition to gain access to further links to each story: https://insights.s-rminform.com/esg-watch-march-2023.

• New Supply Chain Due Diligence Act came into effect in Germany on 1 January 2023
• Singapore appoints its first chief sustainability officer
• New York governor unveils Cap-and-Invest Program.

This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Thomas Stafford, Director, and Sumru Ozmen, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice. The speaker is Rami Assaf, Analyst, Corporate Intelligence.

Read the full edition to gain access to further links to each story: https://insights.s-rminform.com/esg-watch-february-2023.

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• Council of the European Union formally adopts the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive
• Malaysian stock exchange launches voluntary carbon credit market
• Australia's Clean Energy Council uncovers modern slavery abuses in renewable energy supply chains.

This month’s edition was prepared by Mario Levin, Associate Director, and Sumru Ozmen, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice. The speaker is Rosie McKeown, Head of Content.

Read the full edition to gain access to further links to each story: https://insights.s-rminform.com/esg-watch-january-2023.

· Spain establishes new legal form to recognise companies generating social and environment benefits;

· Singapore and Australia sign green economy agreement; and

· UK Financial Conduct Authority cracks down on ‘greenwashing’

About the speaker Mario Levin, Associate Director, Corporate Intelligence. Mario joined the company’s Corporate Intelligence practice in 2021. He is based in the London office where he oversees regulatory and compliance work.

Read this month’s edition here to access further links to each story: https://insights.s-rminform.com/esg-watch-november-2022

About the speakers:

Olly Burnand, Senior Associate, Cyber Security - Olly is part of S-RM’s Cyber Advisory practice in the UK. He works to help clients prepare for and respond to major cyber incidents.

Lukas Weber, Senior Associate, Cyber Security - Lukas is a member of the Cyber Advisory team at S-RM. He leads on information security assessments for clients across all sectors, engaging with stakeholders across these businesses.

Kyle Schwaeble, Associate, Cyber Security - Kyle is a senior cyber security analyst working in S-RM’s incident response team. Before joining S-RM’s cyber security team, Kyle worked as a corporate intelligence analyst in our Cape Town office.

Rosie McKeown, Head of Content - Rosie is Head of Content at S-RM. She has over 20 years' experience in content and communications across a variety of roles in education and accountancy.

About the speakers:

Olly Burnand, Associate, Cyber Security - Olly is part of S-RM’s Cyber Advisory practice in the UK. He works to help clients prepare for and respond to major cyber incidents.

Lukas Weber, Associate, Cyber Security - Lukas is a member of the Cyber Advisory team at S-RM. He leads on information security assessments for clients across all sectors, engaging with stakeholders across these businesses.

Kyle Schwaeble, Senior Analyst, Cyber Security - Kyle is a senior cyber security analyst working in S-RM’s incident response team. Before joining S-RM’s cyber security team, Kyle worked as a corporate intelligence analyst in our Cape Town office.

Rosie McKeown, Head of Content - Rosie is Head of Content at S-RM. She has over 20 years' experience in content and communications across a variety of roles in education and accountancy.

Fabienne has spent over 12 years working on human rights, political, civil society, and anti-bribery issues in the MENA region. She works with clients to understand and address the human rights and environmental impact of their operations. She also helps financial institutions and the public sector understand the provenance of private funds from the Middle East, with a particular focus on war economies.

Rosie McKeown, Head of Content

Rosie is Head of Content at S-RM. She has over 20 years' experience in content and communications across a variety of roles in education and accountancy.

Amy Francis is a Senior Associate at S-RM and heads up the Digital Forensics practice. Amy has 6 years’ experience of leading complex digital forensics cases including investigations into fraud, IP theft, whistleblowing allegations, various misconduct and compliance issues, and other litigation.

Lenoy Barkai is a Director of Cyber Security at S-RM. She has over 8 years’ experience spanning security risk analysis, strategic consulting and alternative investment management.

Greg Foss is a Senior Cyber Security Strategist with VMware Carbon Black where he focuses on detection engineering, security efficacy, and bypasses across the diverse product line. In previous roles, Greg led a Threat Research team, built and ran a Global Security Operations programme, consulted in penetration testing, and worked as a security analyst for the federal government.

Magnus Josias, Co-Founder, and COO of Krizo, is a recognised crisis management consultant. Working in the UK and Australia, he has helped some of the largest financial institutions with professionalising their set-up through digitisation, plan development and full-scale exercises.

Lenoy Barkai is the Regional Head of S-RM in South Africa, and an Associate Director of Cyber Security. She has over 8 years’ experience spanning security risk analysis, strategic consulting and alternative investment management.

Lenoy Barkai is the Regional Head of S-RM in South Africa, and an Associate Director of Cyber Security. She has over 8 years’ experience spanning security risk analysis, strategic consulting and alternative investment management

Billy Gouveia joined S-RM in 2019. He oversees the US business and is a member of the Executive Committee. Billy helps clients build their cyber security capabilities, protect their data, and respond to cyber incidents. Billy joined S-RM from a tech start-up and, over his career, he has worked in management consulting at Booz Allen Hamilton, Sungard, and Protiviti.

Lenoy Barkai is the Regional Head of S-RM in South Africa, and an Associate Director of Cyber Security. She has over 8 years’ experience spanning security risk analysis, strategic consulting and alternative investment management.

Lenoy Barkai is the Regional Head of S-RM in South Africa, and an Associate Director of Cyber Security. She has over 8 years’ experience spanning security risk analysis, strategic consulting and alternative investment management.

According to S-RM’s Head of Resilience Advisory, John White, “there is a big difference between lessons identified and lessons learned. With each day that passes we discover more about the near and long term impacts of Covid-19, and there are many more unknowns between where we are today and any return to the old, or a new normal.”

In this podcast, we look back at how approaches to risk management have evolved and consider what needs to change – culturally, structurally and operationally – for companies to be better prepared in future